lamentable in Japanese
lamentable in Japanese is 嘆かわしい — lamentable means so poor or regrettable as to cause sorrow or disappointment; deplorable.
lamentable in Japanese
嘆かわしい
Pronounced: nagekawashii
Causing sorrow, distress or regret; deplorable, pitiful or distressing.
What does "lamentable" mean?
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adj So poor or regrettable as to cause sorrow or disappointment; deplorable.
"The team's lamentable defence cost them the match."
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lamentable in a sentence
- The team's lamentable defence cost them the match.
- It was a lamentable decision that nobody in the room agreed with.
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What is "lamentable" in Japanese?
"lamentable" in Japanese is 嘆かわしい. lamentable means: So poor or regrettable as to cause sorrow or disappointment; deplorable.
How do you pronounce 嘆かわしい?
"lamentable" in Japanese is 嘆かわしい, pronounced "nagekawashii".
How do you use "lamentable" in a sentence?
Example: "The team's lamentable defence cost them the match." In Japanese, "lamentable" is 嘆かわしい.
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